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> Meanwhile there are no equivalent places where you can take your dirty dishes to wash. Considering that "throwaway packaging and cutlery" is a common solutio
by berkes 6y ago
> Meanwhile there are no equivalent places where you can take your dirty dishes to wash.
Considering that "throwaway packaging and cutlery" is a common solution to this: Order food, the packaging, plastic forks and spoons and napkins included. And seeing that a large demography is trying to live off "less waste", I do see an opportunity here.
A community "diswashing service". It would need solid infra and tech to not immediately turn into a rat-infested-mould-party, but I truly think that a place where e.g. you drop your dishes, cutlery, glasses etc, and can pick them up in the evening filled with a meal, is an opportunity. For example.
- db48x 6y agoThat would be interesting, but I suspect that transporting your dishes there and returning to pick them up would be more work than just loading them into a dishwasher. Unless the service were quite close by. Which reminds me, wasn’t room service once a perk you could get in some apartment buildings? You don’t often find dumbwaiters in apartment buildings any more, for example. I would pay for that if it were available.